centralized cache
[ˈsen.trə.laɪzd kæʃ]
nounpl: centralized caches
cache centralizado
1. A single, unified memory storage system that serves multiple processors or nodes in a computer network, designed to improve data access speed and system performance
The server uses a centralized cache to store frequently accessed data for all connected clients.
O servidor usa um cache centralizado para armazenar dados frequentemente acessados para todos os clientes conectados.
2. In distributed computing, a shared caching mechanism located at a central point rather than distributed across multiple locations
The centralized cache reduces latency by keeping hot data readily available to all application instances.
O cache centralizado reduz a latência mantendo dados quentes prontamente disponíveis para todas as instâncias de aplicação.
This is specialized technical terminology primarily used in software engineering, systems architecture, and database administration fields. It is equally recognized and used in both Brazilian and Portuguese tech communities, with minimal regional variation. The term reflects modern distributed computing practices common in cloud infrastructure and microservices architectures.
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